Attitudes: Producers

Physicians lack consensus on patient choice between branded, generic drugs, GlobalData study finds
The U.S., Italy and Japan accounted for more than 60% of physicians who held strong opinions on whether patients should have the option to choose between branded or generic drugs.
Generics gain ground, yet HCPs still favor branded drugs, GlobalData survey finds
If cost wasn't the primary factor, close to 40% of physicians would prescribe branded drugs for their patients, according to a GlobalData survey on generic drugs.

Study: Majority of people want pharma companies to disclose carbon footprint of their products

Some 84% of respondents want health care to actively reduce the carbon emissions of medicines and to prioritize suppliers with a lower carbon footprint, if the costs are not higher.
Melatonin gummies are safe, just ask America

Council for Responsible Nutrition says melatonin gummies are safe.
Burt’s Bees Sensitive Skin regimen gets JDD support

The Journal of Drugs in Dermatology published clinical data that supported the efficacy of Burt’s Bees sensitive skin regimen, at helping consumers maintain healthy skin barrier function.
Pew Research: Vast majority of Americans support vaccination mandates

WASHINGTON — Most Americans support requiring the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine for public school children in order to protect public health, the Pew Research Center reported Thursday. Responding a survey prior to the election, Americans believe there are high preventive health benefits of such vaccines, and low risk of side effects, and they consider the benefits of the vaccine to outweigh the risks.
Survey: Doctors embrace biosimilars, but with caution

BOSTON — A new survey from InCrowd is finding physicians more open to prescribing their patients biosimilars in the coming years, but they are also more cautious than they were six months ago about allowing pharmacy-level substitution.
AACE surveys reveal new data on type 2 diabetic adults

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Two new surveys conducted by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists reveal surprising and new information about adults living with type 2 diabetes.

The Perspectives in Diabetes Care surveys, conducted with support from Sanofi US, revealed that patients are more willing to take action to reach their individualized average blood glucose, or A1C, targets quicker than physicians and other medical professionals believe.
Study: Health care experience disappoints 81% of consumers

CHICAGO — GE Healthcare Camden Group and Prophet on Wednesday published the results of a study that found about 81% of the people they surveyed are unsatisfied with their health care experience.

The study also found a gap between what providers thing they are offering and how consumers perceive the quality of their offerings, with providers overestimated consumers’ opinion on quality by more than 20%.
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Physicians lack consensus on patient choice between branded, generic drugs, GlobalData study finds

Generics gain ground, yet HCPs still favor branded drugs, GlobalData survey finds

Study: Majority of people want pharma companies to disclose carbon footprint of their products

Melatonin gummies are safe, just ask America

Burt’s Bees Sensitive Skin regimen gets JDD support

Pew Research: Vast majority of Americans support vaccination mandates

Survey: Doctors embrace biosimilars, but with caution

AACE surveys reveal new data on type 2 diabetic adults

Study: Health care experience disappoints 81% of consumers

Has a unique 'skin fingerprint' unlocked the secret to the fountain of youth?